Review: ABC Murder by Agatha Christie

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Title ABC Murders
Author Agatha Christie
Year 1934
Stand Alone or Series Herculae Poirot
Pages 256
Reading Time November 2011

Synopsis
Alice Ascher, a shopkeeper in Andover, is bludgeoned to death at her place of work. Next to die is Miss Bernard in Bexhill, then Mr. Clarke in Churston. More disturbing than the alphabetic sequence of the killings or the ABC Railway guide that the killer leaves at the crime scenes are the taunting notes warning Hercule Poirot before each murder.


Small Review
The are crimes being committed and the only common thing is a book of ABC (The names of Train Lanes in England) and every character name begins first with A, then B and so on. 
Poirot is played from the beginning with letters but after the first murders he gets the job. Interesting reading but not Agatha's best. 7/10

Comments

Anonymous said…
The ancient empires fall, the dark-skinned peoples fade and even the demons of antiquity gasp their last, but over all stands the Aryan barbarian, white-skinned, cold-eyed, dominant, the supreme fighting man of the earth. - Robert E Howard

And yet you don't even fight, just play games lol
20 November, 2013 00:02
Anonymous said…
The ancient empires fall, the dark-skinned peoples fade and even the demons of antiquity gasp their last, but over all stands the Aryan barbarian, white-skinned, cold-eyed, dominant, the supreme fighting man of the earth. - Robert E Howard

quote this when you can actually fight, you fag!!!
20 November, 2013 00:05
Perkunos said…
Just seeing your youtube videos tell me all about you. "You don't even fight?" "when you can actually fight, you fag" - Well this is just silly words. Grow up.
26 November, 2013 10:44
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